While the low pressure area known as System 95B is struggling to get organized into a tropical cyclone NASA infrared satellite data is showing some signs of strong convection within.
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This animation depicts year-to-year variability in sea surface height, and chronicles two decades of El Nino and La Nina events.
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Rainfall data from NASA’s TRMM satellite is hinting that the low pressure area sitting 450 miles north-northeast of San Juan, Puerto Rico appears less likely to develop into a tropical or subtropical storm in the next couple of days.
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Australia has been hit with a number of cyclones this season, and some of them left behind a legacy of extraordinary amounts of rainfall.
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Unlike the famous Hollywood actor of days gone by the remnants of cyclone Errol are no longer making a lot of noise in the Southern Indian Ocean.
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Check NASA’s Hurricane Twitter feed for a daily behind the scenes look at storms in the tropics.
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Hurricane season doesn’t start in the Northern Atlantic Ocean until June 1, but a low pressure system in doesn’t seem to want to follow the calendar.
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The low pressure area formerly known as System 92S has strengthened overnight and developed into Tropical Storm Errol today, April 15.
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Two tropical low pressure systems caught the infrared eye of NASA’s Aqua satellite today and they’re being watched for possible development into tropical cyclones.
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Wind shear quickly put an end to the development of the tropical low named “System 97W” in the South Pacific.
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